Oh NO! And you had just bought it so recently! That makes me so sad.

The photo you posted didn't come through, so please post again. Where was it locked, and what was it locked to (and with what?)

If you haven't already done so, make sure you've spoken to the Boston Police and had its serial number listed in the stolen bikes registry. Also make sure you post it in the stolen bikes thread at the top of www.bostonfixed.us . And most important of all, make sure you give its serial number to all of the local bike shops. In my experience, this is the thing that's most likely to get your bike back -- eventually, someone will try to bring it into a shop. I got my Kona back only days after it was stolen when the closest shop called me to tell me someone had brought it in, and then skipped out very quickly when they asked him for his name and address! (I bought the whole shop pizza.)